Good morning, Toledo.

Local community members gathered in Fremont to celebrate a 6-year-old's birthday after several guests cancelled, turning the day into an impromptu festive gathering.

The celebration took place recently and showcased neighborly support for the family.

Christopher Bourn II's sons will host the Bourn Legacy Boo Bash trunk-or-treat at Wilson Park on Oct.

25 from 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. to honor their late father (his daughter will join for the first time).

Ali Amira, owner of Crispy Bites and Wings, faces slow business from ongoing Arlington Avenue construction scheduled to finish in 2028 (his restaurant recently fixed a broken oven and offers free delivery and a shortcut for customers) while his family remains optimistic.

Applebutter Fest and Fall Festival Weekend drew large crowds in Toledo on the weekend, with families enjoying live music, local food, and fun activities as the city celebrated fall.

Toledo drivers experienced a gas tax holiday on Monday, Oct.

12 and now face concerns over rising fuel prices as officials work + to design measures to curb gas gouging.

Educators from Children’s Discovery Center traveled to northern Italy this year to study the Reggio Emilia approach to early childhood education.

They shared plans to incorporate hands-on, exploratory learning in local classrooms (a key takeaway from the trip).

Nature's Nursery has taken in nearly 3,900 injured, sick, and orphaned animals so far this year, marking its highest number in 37 years.

Executive Director Allison Aey warns local wildlife is under growing pressure.

Sashem Brey shared practical tips to lower credit card APR in a recent local feature to help Toledo residents manage their money better.

He explained that negotiating rates and boosting credit scores can reduce borrowing costs for community members.

A new home giveaway event is underway in Sylvania Township — tickets are on sale now for a house featuring big windows, a dramatic staircase, a full basement and a first-floor master.